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Album Review: Odesza - "In Return" (6/10)
This electronic duo’s sophomore CD is a rare case of an album that is good, but sadly just isn’t good enough. While the release is ... -
Book Preview: The Pensado Papers
In this warm, conversational book, Grammy-winning mix engineer Dave Pensado (BeyoncО, Christina Aguilera, Kelly Clarkson, Mariah Carey, Elton John, Michael Jackson and more) and his ... -
Book Preview: Through the Eye of the Tiger
Subtitled “The Rock ‘N’ Roll Life Of Survivor’s Founding Member,” this sex & drugs & rock & roll memoir traces Peterik’s work with bands the ... -
Album Review: Slash (feat. Myles Kennedy & the Conspirators) - "World On Fire"
Whoever thinks rock & roll is in serious need of a remake should get a load of this. Here is modern rock in its purest ... -
New Gear Review: ZIVIX Puc Wireless MIDI
Zivix’s wireless link system (named PUC) connects MIDI musical instruments with iOS devices. An iPad, iPhone or iPod Touch running iOS 7 loaded with music ... -
Album Review: Karen Haglof - "Western Holiday" (Score: 9/10)
Karen Haglof comes up with a likable set of catchy and well-played songs in the country/roots-rock vein. Her voice is endearing, strong, matter-of-fact and honest, ... -
Book Preview: In the Box Music Production
Written for those who already have a modicum of experience with Pro Tools, In the Box Music Production: Advanced Tools and Techniques for Pro Tools ... -
Book Preview: Social Media Promotions for Musicians
The author reveals a host of online insider tips and tricks that will help you gain more fans and followers, increase your views and grow ... -
Album Review: Chick Corea Trio - "Trilogy" (Score: 9/10)
Legendary 20-time Grammy winning jazz pianist/composer Chick Corea’s spectacular new trio of veteran upright bassist Christian McBride and drummer Brian Blade (the rhythm section of ... -
Book Preview: Clothes, Clothes, Clothes. Music, Music, Music. Boys, Boys, Boys.
Former lead guitarist of the Slits, girlfriend of the Clash’s Mick Jones and close friend of Sid Vicious, Albertine writes candidly––and from a rare refreshingly ...
